CHP1 Flashcards
(29 cards)
NPAG’s
National Physical Activity Guidelines - the minimum guidelines for PA in order to gain some benefits
NPAG’s- Baby, Toddlers, Preschool
0-5yrs old T= D= > 3hrs O= no screens for under 2yrs, 2-5yrs < 1 hr
NPAG’s - children + youth
F= everyday I= mod-vig T= variety D= 60+min 0= <2 hr of screen
NPAG’s - Adult
F= 5+ days I= mod T= all D=30+min O= vig PA 3-4 a week X 30 min
NPAG’s - Adult 4 guidelines
- think of movement as an opportunity not as an inconvenience 2. Be active everyday in as many ways as you can 3. 30+ min of MPA most days 4. regular VPA for exra benefits
NPAG’s - older adults (65+)
F= 5+ days I= mod T= variety D= 30+ min
NPAG’s - overweight/ obese adults
F= everyday I= mod T= all D= 60+min
NPAG’s - adults - lost weight
F= everyday I= mod T= all D= 60-90min
NPAG’s - overweight /obese children
F= everyday I= mod T= all D= 30+min / more than normal O= < 2hrs screen
Dimensions of PA
Frequency - how often Intensity - how much work Type - what Time - how long
Domains of PA
HALO or GOAL household/ garden active transport leisure time occupational
variables of PA
3PBESH Psychological Physical environment Policy Behavioural Economic Socio- cultural Health
Variable - Psychological
attitudes, beliefs, perceptions, values, enjoyment
Variable - Physical Environment
availability + access to facilities, PA programs, active transport
Variable - Policy
workplace PA, walking / cycling policies
Variable - Behavioural
time spent outdoors, sedentary behaviour, car use
Variable - Economic
cost of recreation activities / facilities, cost of car vs transport
Variable - Socio- cultural
social participation / support, parents attitude to children’s sport
Variable - Health
overweight: height weight, waist circumference other: type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease
Purpose of measuring PA: population level
- document frequency and distribution of PA in population groups - monitor achievement of PA guidelines - study the relationship between PA and health conditions - evaluate the effectiveness of large scale PA intervention programs
Purpose of measuring PA: Individual level
- detect change in an individuals health and/or behaviour - determine the effect of any change in PA behaviour
Subjective Measures
-assessment relying on an individual’s recall of activity’s and ts perceived intensity -predominantly used for populations
Objective Measures
- assessment using either direct observation or a device that can produce solid data - predominantly used for individuals
Self report / proxy report
self-administered, interviewer, proxy report (reporting on behalf of someone else). uses interviews, questionnaires, diaries or logs